Klipsch RP-280F Pair with Klipsch RP-450C Center Channel – 3.0 Home Theater System Bundle

You Will Receive: 2 Klipsch RP-280F Tower Speakers, 1 RP-450C Center
Klipsch RP-280F Pair Floorstanding Tower Speaker: The Reference Premiere RP-280F floorstanding speaker is the largest in the Reference Premiere family, producing cinematic sound from two 8-inch Cerametallic woofers and a Hybrid Tractrix Horn. It can fill a larger room with theater-quality sound with minimal effort – immersing you in the ultimate listening experience.
Klipsch RP-450C Center Speaker: The Reference Premiere RP-450C center channel speaker brings movie dialogue and music lyrics to life. Four 5.25-inch Cerametallic woofers and a Hybrid Cross-Section Tractrix Horn emit lifelike, front row sound.

​Since its founding, Klipsch have until today consistently pursued four key attributes in the loudspeaker development: extremely high efficiency, maximum dynamic range, flat frequency response and dispersion control. For maximum dynamics and dispersion control they, in principle, only make horn-loaded speakers, and Klipsch has consistently and traditionally used horns in their products and tried to perfect them for almost 70 years.

The main units of our 5.1 set are the largest floor standing speakers in the series. The RP-280F are each equipped with two powerful woofers, placed in an approximately 43 inches high and 62.5 pounds heavy bass reflex enclosure. The 8″ drivers are made of a ceramic-metal composite, which ensures extreme rigidity and low weight. These parameters allow a wide, low resonance reproduction range, because in addition to a rich, deep bass reproduction, these two drivers have to work up to about 1.5 kHz. From this cut-off frequency and up, the Tractrix Horn provides a virtually distortion-free, extremely dynamic tweeter, reaching far beyond the limit of audibility. With a precisely calculated shape (Tractrix) the horn provides the desired dispersion characteristics of approximately 90° in the vertical and horizontal plane, and the sound energy is thus mainly focused and “blasted” at the listening position.